E-Business Library > Have a hot technology you want me to consider for top 10 list?
[W. David Stephenson blogs on homeland security et al.] Now I'm in the final stages of picking 10 to watch for next year, but there's still time to email me if there's a device or app that you're passionate about. While I may deviate somewhat, my criteria are still basically the same: also having day-in-day-out applications so that they will both be familiar in an emergency (i.e., not requiring users to have to learn something new when they're already stressed) and will have economic and/or social benefits so their purchase and deployment are more easily justified.decentralized, so they are less likely to be rendered inoperative by attacks on a centralized switching facility, etc.in the hands of the general public, so they leverage technology that is already in use (and, given the inevitable cost and procurement limits of...
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